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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1972
Page
9
Cramped fill from a crossword style prompt lists clues for across and down entries. The readable items indicate a mix of definitions and partial puzzle words without a cohesive news item.
Readers discuss egg chalazae found in whites and confirm they are normal egg components. The column cites the Poultry and Egg National Board and explains chalazae are not evidence of fertility and should not be removed.
A column recounts a Broadway rumor about a New York restaurant with a private dog dining room, satin cushions and silver dishes. The Colony reportedly closed recently, and the tale includes other long adopted parental marriage advice from Ann Landers.
The column offers daily zodiac guidance across all signs with emphasis on effort, data gathering, and strategic action. It highlights Scorpio through Libra, noting personality traits and recommended approaches to work, study, and social decisions.
On February 1st 1790 the U S Supreme Court held its first session in New York City. Other notes include Mary Queen of Scots death sentence in 1587 and Texas voting to secede in 1861.
The Maryland State House doors, redesigned to open outward to meet fire code, cause confusion as some visitors assume the doors are locked and turn away. The change, aimed at safety, creates a new misconception among guests and lawmakers.
East dealer with no vulnerabilities. The article argues lead strategy focuses on partnership over self. It analyzes a deal where West can choose diamond or spade, but a heart lead by East appears superior, as it leverages East’s potential heart length and rapid establishment. Different leads yield down or sustainable contracts.
Ronald Hooker, 19, was once touted as the nation’s youngest city chief executive in Newcomerstown Ohio. Now Jody Smith, mayor of Ayrshire Iowa, is a few months younger. Both are active United Methodists.
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